Wilco: The Whole Love – review

(DBPM)By the time a band's eighth album rolls around, listeners usually know what to expect. One of the greatest attractions of Wilco is their continual ability to wrongfoot expectations. They straddle the span between rock and leftfield hard places with the surefootedness of mountain goats. Periodically muttered-about as one of America's best current bands, they are a recombinant six-piece anchored by singer Jeff Tweedy. Early albums were bittersweet primers in Americana, and the band can still...

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23:05 on September 24 2011

Wilco: The Whole Love – review

Guardian Music — (DBPM)By the time a band's eighth album rolls around, listeners usually know what to expect. One of the greatest attractions of Wilco is their continual ability to wrongf... more info

05:18 on September 25 2011

Wilco explores a mix of genres on ambitious new disc

Detroit Free Press — Wilco explores art-rock, pop and Americana with equal dexterity on "The Whole Love" ( * * * * out of four stars, out Tuesday on dBpm), which is earning much-deserved comp... more info

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